Classroom Stats:

Answering Common Questions about Teaching Code with StudioWeb

October 24, 2019
Posted in Classroom Stats

A teacher asked: Can I ask you how you view the teachers role, does the instructor need to complete each of the modules in advance of the students to facilitate the process?  Teachers don’t need to complete the modules since each lesson is video based, has supporting quiz questions and built in hints where the…

Read More

StudioWeb 4 is Live and is Packed with New Features.

November 30, 2018

The newly released StudioWeb 4 has many new features teachers have been asking for. Here are some highlights: New certifications: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Python. Teachers can reset student progress on the chapter, lesson and even question. Teachers can now allow students to skip chapters they don’t want students to do. Teachers can set whether students…

Read More

Python Course for Middle School

February 6, 2017

I am happy to announce that we will be releasing a new course for schools: Powerful Python 3. Part of our collection of coding courses, designed specially for classroom learning.

Read More

How Does StudioWeb Align with the Nine Themes of Digital Citizenship?

January 26, 2016
Posted in Classroom Stats

057

Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate, responsible behaviour with regard to technology use.

How does Studioweb fit in?

Of the Digital Citizenship themes, Studioweb would fall under Digital Literacy.

Read More

StudioWeb’s Automatic Grading

January 23, 2016
Posted in Classroom Stats

For 2016, we’ve expanded StudioWeb’s automatic grading to include: Grades by course Grades by chapter Grades by lesson … All the detail you need to manage the classroom. This is in addition to our trending grade that keeps a running total of student performance. The grades are generated from tracking student interaction with the course…

Read More

Why Teach Code with PHP, and not Python?

February 15, 2015
Posted in Classroom Stats

UPDATE: In 2016, if I had to choose only one programming language to teach, it would be JavaScript. That said, PHP is still a great option, but I would teach it after JavaScript. I recently wrote about why JavaScript is now my first choice. Back to the original article: These days, Python and Ruby are…

Read More
To Top